Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence

Determining the press-fit quality of pieces in advance is of the utmost importance because it enables the reduction of the time that is invested in the process and the prevention of material losses. High predictive accuracy is essential in a classification model; however, several studies have shown...

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Main Authors: Rene Cruz Guerrero, Maria De Los Angeles Alonso Lavernia, Isaias Simon Marmolejo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IEEE 2019-01-01
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Online Access:https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8888164/
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spelling doaj-6aa00c38f2b0475bba9313e6f8bd647b2021-03-30T00:43:30ZengIEEEIEEE Access2169-35362019-01-01715959915960710.1109/ACCESS.2019.29506428888164Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial IntelligenceRene Cruz Guerrero0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1276-2419Maria De Los Angeles Alonso Lavernia1Isaias Simon Marmolejo2Computer Systems, Instituto Tecnológico del Oriente de Hidalgo, Apan, MéxicoComputer Sciences, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, Mineral de la Reforma, MéxicoIndustrial Engineer, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, Tepeapulco, MéxicoDetermining the press-fit quality of pieces in advance is of the utmost importance because it enables the reduction of the time that is invested in the process and the prevention of material losses. High predictive accuracy is essential in a classification model; however, several studies have shown that the class category of a new instance may be insufficient information for decision making. To provide additional information to the user, this study presents a novel system that is based on a hybrid model, which, in addition, to using a classifier, extracts a set of class association rules that enable the determination of which patterns influence the new instance to belong to a class category. To select the classifier, the accuracy, recall and F-measure metrics were utilized. The rules were obtained with the Apriori algorithm to show that this knowledge is automatically represented in an ontological scheme with the objective of applying the Pellet reasoner.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8888164/Press fitpredictive modelclassificationassociation rulesontology schema
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author Rene Cruz Guerrero
Maria De Los Angeles Alonso Lavernia
Isaias Simon Marmolejo
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Maria De Los Angeles Alonso Lavernia
Isaias Simon Marmolejo
Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
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Press fit
predictive model
classification
association rules
ontology schema
author_facet Rene Cruz Guerrero
Maria De Los Angeles Alonso Lavernia
Isaias Simon Marmolejo
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title Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
title_short Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
title_full Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
title_fullStr Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
title_full_unstemmed Prediction of Press-Fit Quality via Data Mining Techniques and Artificial Intelligence
title_sort prediction of press-fit quality via data mining techniques and artificial intelligence
publisher IEEE
series IEEE Access
issn 2169-3536
publishDate 2019-01-01
description Determining the press-fit quality of pieces in advance is of the utmost importance because it enables the reduction of the time that is invested in the process and the prevention of material losses. High predictive accuracy is essential in a classification model; however, several studies have shown that the class category of a new instance may be insufficient information for decision making. To provide additional information to the user, this study presents a novel system that is based on a hybrid model, which, in addition, to using a classifier, extracts a set of class association rules that enable the determination of which patterns influence the new instance to belong to a class category. To select the classifier, the accuracy, recall and F-measure metrics were utilized. The rules were obtained with the Apriori algorithm to show that this knowledge is automatically represented in an ontological scheme with the objective of applying the Pellet reasoner.
topic Press fit
predictive model
classification
association rules
ontology schema
url https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8888164/
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